The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-02-28
SHIPPING NOTES.

The steamer J. A. Cummins left last Saturday
Eat II a. III. with 400 bags coal for Waimanalo,
sand returned again at p m. the same day with
R2)O bags sugar thus accomplishing the round
"trip within eight hours. She will leave again
sfor KooIau and waimanaIo this morning.
The schooner Kaulilua arrived from Waianae,
sOahu, February 9th, with I, 400 bags sugar.
The steamer SURPRISE Captain Weisbarth,
zrfved from Kuau, Maui, February 10Th, with
81 800 bags sugar, which will be placed on board
sthe tern J. C. Ford to-day. The Surpr Use will
rleave tomorrow for Maui.
The steamer Mikahala arrived from Kauai
February 27th with 1919 bags sugar aud i27
shides.
4 The steamer Waimanalo left last Saturday
with a full cargo of coal for Heeia, KoOlau, and
returned again the same day She leaves a5ai Ii
athis morning for Waianae.
The steamer c. R. Bishop will be lowered
s from the Marine Railway to-day.
The steamer Mokolii arrived from Molokai
February 26th with ? horses, ID hides and Coo
! bags sugar from OIowalu. Maui. Reports fine
weather. The sugar put on board the bark
&c. o. Whitmore. The Mokolii will start this
Sevenjng for Molokai.
3 The American bark C. o. whitmore, Captain
7. Thompson, viii sail tomorrow with about
120, 500 bags sugar and 1 700 bags rice.
The American barkentine w H Dimond, Cap
tain L. D. Swift sailed February 26th at 1870 p.
IN. with g. $50 bags sugar, II barrels molasses and
S9O0 punches bananas. The sugar weighed !, 1893, i
e3j1 pounds. The cargo valued at sec, 400
: The American bark Sonoma will commenced
Sloading sugar for San Francisco to-day.
Z The British bark Lady Lampson will either
10 dav wi hat
sugar for San Francisco.
g The steamer Likelike, Captain Davis, arrived
Sfrom Kahului February Goth with 5,927 bags
zsugar, and will leave again this afternoon.
q The Likelike reports fine weather at Kahului.
. The American bark Will W. Case will leave IA
9hului tomorrow with full cargo of sugar forS
5San Francisco. The schooner AIalolo touched
sthe reef of Hamoa last Wednesday but got OH
Sa gain in few minutes without any damage (
Z Very heavy rains at Hama last Wednesday night
The steamer Iwalani arrived yesterday froms
Hamakua with 5000 bags sugar from Kukaiau.
sReports fine weather. The steamer Lehua wast
sthere Friday loading sugar, and the sche0neri
Z Mary had left for here with 1000 bags sugar.
! The American bark Forest Queen, Captain J.
&c. NJ. Winding, arrived here yesterday froms
sSan Francisco, via Mahukona, Hawaii. She Left
the latter place last Thursday account of the
sweather, and left anchor there. portion of
s the freight for Mahukon is still board, and!
Twill be transhipped by the coasting steamers.
The new American barkentine s. n. Castle, un-;
5der command of Captain H. w. Hubbard, arr
sfrived yesterday, about % days from Port Town
esend with about 64O,OOO feet of lumber fer;
Messrs. Levers X Cooke. The s. n. Castle is
@moored in the stream.
s. The steamer Knau Captain Lorenzen, arrived
Sfrom Maui and Hawaii February Goth with 13, i
Ell bags sugar, weighing 800 tons, the largest
8amou1t ever brought here by vessel The
Kinau has accommodation for 800 bags more
She also brought 139 hides and 90 packages SUM-
z dries.
The steamers Kinau and ". q. Hall will leave
for windward ports
8 The American brigantine W. q. Irwin Captain
g. E. McCulloch, which arrived Friday,
5February 25th, at a. m, II days from San
5 francisco, brought 400 tons general mere han 1
adise including 1000 bricks for W. e. Irwin s.
Geo, and a deck load of AIS pigs for Messrs T.
&c. Whist ton and J. Burk.. Sailed from San Fran
Ecisco February Stn. Experienced light n. Ne
winds the first II days, until within 210 miles of
Ethis island, when she encountered battling
zwinds and Gains. The tug Elsu lowed her into
aport from Diamond Head. II